For food creators
Link in bio for food creators
People save your recipe, then forget where it was. Give them a page they can return to: this week's recipe on top, the cookbook below it, and a list for people who want the next one.
The problem
A recipe that is hard to find again
A single link to your latest post is gone the next week. Keep a featured link for the newest recipe, group older ones under headings like Weeknight and Baking, and let people sign up to get new recipes by email.
What goes on your page
Built around how food creators work
This week's recipe, featured
Feature the newest recipe with a cover picture and move it to the top. Older recipes stay below under headings.
Watch it on the page
Embed a YouTube or Vimeo video so a visitor can watch the method without leaving your page.
Cookbooks and kitchen picks
Add a download or product button for your cookbook, and affiliate buttons for tools you use, with prices shown.
A recipe list
A sign-up form with a consent box collects emails for people who want new recipes, and you keep the list.
How it works
From an empty page to a live link
- Step 1
Make your page
Pick a theme, add your photo and a line about what you do, then add your first links. The editor shows a live phone preview.
- Step 2
Add what people look for
Use the cards above as a checklist. Group links under headings and put the most important one first.
- Step 3
Share it and watch what happens
Put the link or QR code in your bio and stories. Use story links to compare posts, and read views, clicks and sign-ups on your overview.
Straight answers
What it doesn't do
So you know before you start.
- Growth Studio doesn't process payments. Product, download and service buttons open your own store or checkout, and the buyer pays there.
- It is a link page, not a hosted store: there is no cart or inventory.
- You can set up and preview comment-to-DM offers today. Live sending depends on Meta approving our app, so it isn't available yet.
- On iPhone, a web page can't make Instagram's built-in browser open your page elsewhere. Visitors see a short prompt that tells them how.
- The Free plan is one bio page with up to 5 links and a sign-up form. Featured links with pictures, scheduling, booking and price buttons, analytics, country rules and more are on paid plans, which are planned and not billable yet. A 7-day free trial lets you try them.
FAQ
Questions from food creators
Can I show a recipe video on the page?
Yes. Paste a YouTube or Vimeo address and it plays on your page. Paid plans allow up to three players on a page, and Free allows one.
Can I sell a cookbook?
You can add a download button with a price. It opens your own checkout, where the buyer pays and receives the file. Growth Studio doesn't process the payment.
Can I change how the page looks?
Yes. There are themes, link styles and fonts, a profile photo and link pictures, with a live phone preview in the editor. Some of the design options are on the paid plans.
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